The portion of truss shown represents the upper part of a power transmission line tower. The 2.7 kN force is 60° from the vertical. For the given loading, determine all zero force members. a. Use the Method of Section to find the forces in members BC, EH and EJ; b. Use the Method of Joints to find the forces in members BD and DE

The portion of truss shown represents the upper part of a power transmission line tower. The 2.7 kN force is 60° from the vertical. For the given loading, determine all zero force members. a. Use the Method of Section to find the forces in members BC, EH and EJ; b. Use the Method of Joints to find the forces in members BD and DE

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